These Nothing Headphones Are at Their Lowest Price Ever Right Now

At $239, down from its usual $299, the Nothing Headphone (1) is currently at its lowest price ever, according to price trackers– and this might just be the boost you need if you have your eye on them.

In keeping with Nothing’s design language, these over-ear headphones feature sheer elements and bold geometric details that set them apart from typical matte black pairs. But it’s not just a question of aesthetics. These Rated IP52 the headphones come with 40mm drivers, hybrid ANC, and USB-C and 3.5mm connectivity. They support high-resolution audio via LDACand Nothing’s companion app gives you both a foundation and an advance equalizer to refine the sound. Battery life is also impressive: 35 hours with ANC enabled, up to 80 hours without.

But hardware alone doesn’t define the experience: Nothing’s control system is what makes these wireless earphones come out. Instead of touchscreens or clunky buttons, you get a satisfying volume scroll wheel (they call it the Roller), a multifunction paddle for navigating tracks, and a customizable button that can toggle. equalizer noise profiles or modes. The touch design takes a minute to learn, but once you do, it’s intuitive and genuinely useful. You also get spatial audio and multipoint Bluetooth support, which works well on Android and iOS. That said, comfort may vary. The earbuds aren’t the softest for long sessions, and while they are padded, their shape may not suit everyone. From a performance perspective, the ANC handles low-pitched noises well (think airplane engines and the hum of AC power), but struggles with higher-pitched, unexpected sounds like clanging dishes or nearby chatter. The sound profile is punchy, especially with some in-app EQ adjustments, but you’ll have to put in some effort if you want to get the best results, note this. PCMag Review.